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Old 08-26-2017, 01:14 PM
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Slabs and OCD are a good mix.

Don't discount the registry completely. While the competition angle might not appeal to you, consider scanning all of your cards, entering them into the registry, and then creating a digital album. That way, you can sit on your couch (assuming you have a couch) and virtually flip through your cards anytime you want. Here's a link to a digital album.
The digital album could be cool I guess, but I am pretty hands on when it comes to looking at my cards/sets. I guess if I didn't want to have 100% graded, I could keep the commons in Cardsaver I s (or toploaders. ..there have been many threads on which is better for long term storage ).

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